As the president of the University’s German Club assembled a recreation of the Berlin Wall on Monday, he plainly stated that he had “no intention of building the down.”
Along with a physical representation of the wall, he said the station was also interactive, as club members would be asked — in German — to produce their identification papers and empty their pockets with each passing along with a “Welcome to East (or West) Club.”
Lewis said the exhibit succeeded in spreading knowledge of the unified Germany.
“We’re here to facilitate a deeper understanding of Germany,” Cruse said, which applies especially to the South and the Germanic influences here. “When the Cajuns arrived, Germans were here to welcome